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400 West Broadway, Downtown San Diego, San Diego, CA 92101, United States of America – Show map
The staff where excellent, very helpful and knowledgeable are surrounding areas.
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-Pillows and cleanliness -friendliness of staff -cool elevators
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The bed was excellent, very comfortable. Hotel gives easy access to the bay and restaurants in Little Italy and the Gaslight district. Staff very cordial and helpful.
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The room was nice and the bed was awesome. The staff were cordial and professional
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Excellent staff, especially Donald at the reception. Excellent.
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Everything was great
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Customer service was awesome. I loved how nice they were. Everything was clean inside room and outside in the hallways. It was just great.
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There were staff that just made you feel welcomed every time you walked in... They made our stay more personable and warm.
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Basically everything. Excellent hotel
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Windows and view size of room
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Located within a 15-minute walk of Seaport Village and the San Diego Convention Center, this downtown hotel features an on-site restaurant, free Wi-Fi and shuttle service to/from San Diego International Airport.
The guest rooms at the San Diego Westin are furnished with flat-screen TVs and modern décor. A refrigerator and in-room safe are provided and Wi-Fi is available.
The Westin San Diego features an outdoor swimming pool and hot tub. Guests can take advantage of the state-of-the-art gym then relax with a massage. A business center and concierge desk are also available for guest convenience.
"Coast" at the San Diego Westin serves contemporary cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy baked goods in the hotel's Aroma Cafe or relax with a drink in the on-site casual bar.
The San Diego Zoo and the San Diego Natural History Museum are within 10 minutes of The Westin San Diego by car. The Maritime Museum of San Diego is a 15-minute walk from the hotel.
Downtown San Diego is highly rated by guests for: Architecture, Clubbing, Bars
We speak your language! Hotel Rooms: 436, Hotel Chain: Westin. This property has been on Booking.com since Dec 15, 2009.
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Boasting 3 on-site restaurants and a free shuttle service to San Diego Zoo, Seaport Village and San Diego Airport, Wyndham San Diego Bayside is on the San Diego Bay across from the cruise terminal.
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Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego The Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego is a luxury resort hotel located in Downtown San Diego that features the Top of Hyatt Lounge and Bar with a spectacular view 40 stories above San Diego Bay.
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Adjacent to the Gaslamp Quarter, this San Diego hotel is 7.5 miles from Ocean Beach. It features a restaurant that serves California cuisine and rooms include an iPod docking station.
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Hotel Indigo San Diego - Gaslamp Quarter Overlooking Petco Park and less than 1 mile from the San Diego Convention Center, this Gaslamp Quarter hotel features unique guest rooms with contemporary amenities and a restaurant on site.
Score from 335 reviews
The staff where excellent, very helpful and knowledgeable are surrounding areas.
Waited 50 mins for shuttle pickup, but upgraded to King to compensate and free breakfast which was appreciated. Unfortunately no 3.45am wake up call for early flight. Luckily we woke up in time.
Location Bed
Lack of investments in the rooms and the carpets in the main corridors gives it a 1980's, dated feel. Certainly far from what the westin stands for in Asia! No spg dedicated area Lounge or open bar for happy hour was pathetic! Wish i could share a photo of the miserable nibbles offered to their "prefered" guests...
-Pillows and cleanliness -friendliness of staff -cool elevators
-View was not as advertised(bay view paid and got a construction view -weird room service fees and breakfast menu overpriced by a good amount
The bed was excellent, very comfortable. Hotel gives easy access to the bay and restaurants in Little Italy and the Gaslight district. Staff very cordial and helpful.
Room phone was not working. The fitness facility could use another machine for chest and rowing. No electrical outlets on the desk for easy charging of electrical devices; all were located 18 inches off the floor.
The room was nice and the bed was awesome. The staff were cordial and professional
Really unhappy about the really high charge for internet access, which I chose to forego
Charged me twice for valet and never got refunded.
1) parking facility... too expensive for parking... 2) hotel restaurant was closed after 5pm.. they served food at the bar area in the lobby...not comfortable..no good
Excellent staff, especially Donald at the reception. Excellent.
That I had only one night to stay.
Customer service was awesome. I loved how nice they were. Everything was clean inside room and outside in the hallways. It was just great.
There were staff that just made you feel welcomed every time you walked in... They made our stay more personable and warm.
Excellent hotel in every respect, rooms are large, modern and comfortable; staff is friendly and professional, efficient, breakfast is good, very good price-quality-ratio.
Given the number of rooms in this hotel it is incredible that the pool is so small, only two people can swim next to each other.
Basically everything. Excellent hotel
While staying there a random gym bag made it into my room. Clearly itbelonged to a homeless man. Just wondering if hotel allows people to use the shower while guests are out?
The front desk and valet personal were very professional and helpful. The lobby was decorated nicely.
First, I had selected and booked a room with a view of the San Diego bay; however, as we walked into our room the view was not what we expected, bummer. Second, it was almost impossible to sleep with the sound the mini fridge made. It was an extremely loud rattling sound throughout the night. Lastly, the room was very basic, being in Downtown San Diego I guess I expected more.
I was really impressed with the very friendly hotel front desk staff. There had been a mix up with our booking and they were extremely helpful. The room was of a good size and our bed was super comfortable. The hotel was in a good location, close to Gaslamp, the harbour and also Little Italy. I'd definitely recommend staying at this hotel.
Staff Attitude, room décor, overcharged for "valet" service. Compared to other Westin properties this was extremely ordinary - they charged us 100 usd for 24 hours of valet parking when we were advised the rate was 40 - then when the car was returned it had a flat tyre - Would not stay here again.
Location, Cleaness
Charging high $$ amount for Guest Parking
Walking distance to Little Italy, Sea Port Village and the Embarcadero. Excellent Restaurants and just a enough of a walk to still be comfortable.
The first morning our entry key systems battery wore out so we could not get into our room. We had to wait for maintenance to come up and repair it. The second night after dinning in Little Italy, all the elevators were out. Finally they opened up the freight elevator and took us up to our rooms.
I stayed for 1 night at the Westin while in San Diego. Then came back to the area 2 days later to catch my flight back to San Francisco. On the date of my flight, the hotel staff stored my luggage even if I checked out 2 days prior. PVery friendly and considerate staff!
I was told during chexk in that my deposit would be adjusted by manager and ready by check out (I adjusted my stay from 3 nights to 1 night). When I checked out, I was told that a manager still had to adjust my payment.
Check-in staff Hotel was beautiful, and more importantly, clean
$40/night for valet parking $25/per person for a marginal breakfast that should have been compted
Centrally located Hotel is clean Staff is courteous Amenities near by Overall very satisfied
Cancellation policy is confusing and harsh. Difficulties coordinating between Booking.com and Property to ensure I had a bay view room. Booking.com did an excellent job


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Inclusiveness remains one of the major goals at The Arena Club. With 80,000 square feet of space and more than 200 dedicated trainers, fitness professionals, and other staff members available to them, Keith and Kathy Rawlings strive to create an environment where visitors of all ages and fitness levels pursue their individual goals, be it becoming more flexible in yoga class or running a 5K for the first time. Competitive athletes and casual enthusiasts alike can find opportunities to become stronger, lose weight, or even work to overcome mobility-limiting injuries. The Arena Club also offers professional guidance in the form of personal-training sessions and nutritional consultations.
Individual and group workouts are both available at the facility. The cardio area includes ellipticals, treadmills, and other machines equipped with personal-viewing monitors; and a combination of free weights and strength-training equipment fills a separate section. A field of indoor turf allows visitors to keep their athletic skills sharp regardless of the outside weather. The Arena Club also hosts more than 85 fitness classes throughout the week, providing members with numerous chances to get a solid workout within a supportive group setting.
The facility's aquatic center provides members with even more opportunities and activities to consider. Open year-round, this center features a 25-meter lap pool, a 12-person whirlpool, and a heated saltwater pool, which provides therapeutic soaks. Recreation and fitness each have their place within the center. Separate pools include a water-basketball court and dedicated areas for free swim.
Since its 1965 founding in Venice Beach, California, Gold's Gym has dotted the globe with more than 600 locations where professional athletes and exercise newbies gather under the umbrella of personal strength. Nearly 3.5 million Gold's members chart and aim for their fitness peaks, perspiring beneath the gaze of certified personal trainers or pedaling beside peers at cycling sessions. In a diverse lineup of group classes, patrons strengthen cores with Pilates, finger-paint pictures of ninjas in martial arts, and amp up heart rates in cardio routines. Many Gold's Gym locations stockpile futuristic amenities, such as cardio machines with individual iPod docks and televisions that help keep patrons motivated.
Snap Fitness's around-the-clock gyms enable members to work on their physical well-being with a cornucopia of fitness equipment. With 24-hour access, members don't have to let The Man tell them when to help themselves to Snap's strength and cardio equipment, which features built-in TVs and other media diversions. For those who exercise during conventional hours, Snap's friendly, unintimidating atmosphere welcomes patrons of all ability levels, unlike schoolyard dodge-ball squads. Members also enjoy nationwide access to all Snap Fitness locations, ideal for working out while traveling. For a dose of custom advice, patrons can seek out a personal-training session with a certified coach, who helps them assess and address their fitness goals. Clients reap the benefit of individual attention as a personal trainer helps them tackle weight loss, prepare for an arm-wrestling competition, or unveil the mysteries of arcane cable-weight machines.
Anytime Fitness, which boasts more than 1,800 clubs in North America, makes it easier for average folks to etch out time for exercise by doing one simple thing: staying open 24 hours a day for 365 days a year. As fitness seekers challenge themselves on cardio and Hammer Strength machines and hoist Iron Grip free weights in clean, well-stocked facilities, security monitoring ensures they?re safe and producing enough sweat to meet official government standards. Members can also ramp up their exercise regimens with the help of Anytime Fitness?s staff of personal trainers, who demonstrate moves and sling motivating tips. After workouts, guests can shower in the private restrooms or hop into one of the tanning booths available 24 hours a day.
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The ghettos where festering resentment has now burst into flames were created as a matter of industrial policy by the French state. Why is France's population of immigrant origin--mostly Arab, some black--today so large (more than 10 percent of the total population)? Because during the post-World War II boom years of reconstruction and economic expansion, which the French call les trentes glorieuses, the thirty glorious years, it was policy to recruit from France's colonies laborers and factory and menial workers. These immigrant workers, primarily from North Africa, were desperately needed to allow the French economy to expand, by overcoming the shortage of manpower caused by the two world wars that had killed many Frenchmen and slashed the native French birthrates. Moreover, these immigrant workers were favored by industrial employers as passive and unlikely to join unions and strike.
This government-and-industry-sponsored influx of Arab workers was reinforced following Algerian independence by the arrival of the Harkis, native Algerians who fought for and worked with France during the anticolonial struggle for independence--and were horribly treated by France. Some 100,000 Harkis were killed by the Algerian National Liberation Front after the French shamelessly abandoned them to a lethal fate when the occupying army evacuated itself and French colonists from Algeria. Moreover, those Harki families who were saved (often at the initiative of individual military commanders who refused to obey orders not to evacuate them) were parked in filthy, crowded concentration camps in France for many long years and never benefited from any government aid--a nice reward for their sacrifices for France, of which they were, after all, legally citizens. Their ghettoized children and grandchildren, naturally, harbor certain resentments.
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The Masala Kart street food festival showcased the best of Indian roadside flavours by cooks from across the country
Ah. That familiar scent of blistering coconut oil. Then, we were wrapped in the fragrance of hot vadais. Three steps more, and the air was sweet with the subtle fragrance of cardamom, as freshly fried gulab jamuns were immersed in hot, sticky sugar syrup. In the background, there was the sound of local drummers vying with the clatter of a kothu paratha in progress.
The Masala Kart street food festival at Island Grounds proved that nothing draws Chennaiites like street food. At the Andhra bajji stall, an old man swapped stories with the cook from Vijayawada, telling him about how his mother used to make the same bajjis. A bespectacled woman charged past excitedly, squealing, "Look pav bhajji! We have to eat it. Now." A child with gloriously sticky fingers silently worked his way through a tub of creamy rasmalai. We sneaked into the makeshift kitchen to chat with the friendly cooks, who had come from across the country. They showed us how the space had been divided according to the State they were from. In the Andhra stall, a grinder was whirring contentedly, churning moong dal for vadais. Across a table, acting as a partition, the cooks from Tamil Nadu prepared their dosa batter. Beyond that the Karnataka cooks lined up buckets of sambar.
Although India has always had brilliant street food cooks, unfortunately festivals tend to either be chaotic, messy affairs or glitzy five star events, with prices to match. Organisers 'Red Chariots,' had created an intelligent product by sourcing the best roadside cooks from across the country and put them all together in one place. Inevitably, with a project this big there are challenges. The biggest is dealing with the crowds, a problem they tackled with lots of polite manpower, and thoughtful organisation. There was a row of booths from which to buy tickets outside, and plenty of well-marked stalls offering water, food coupons and information. However, strangely, the only complete list of foods available was on a single board, printed sideways so the only way you could read it was by tilting your head to the left like a confused parrot.
A word of caution. If you're very fussy about hygiene, this might not have been a place for you. The exhibition space was reasonably neat, and most cooks were equipped with hats, aprons and gloves. However, fighting the inevitable onslaught of flies is always a challenge with outdoor dining. We chose to eat at the stalls where the food was moving fast, and was hence freshly cooked and served. Or where the cooked food was carefully covered in cling wrap. Next time, the organisers should definitely work on getting the entire Island Grounds area cleaned. It's not pleasant to look beyond the barricaded boundaries and see litter.
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Each stall had a helpful explanation about the food served. Given the fact that the cooks are all well known in the localities they are from, they should have also included a paragraph on each cook. While brochures or flyers aren't an ideal solution, given how people tend to litter, listing the foods, the cooks and their stories on the Masala Kart website or an App would make it possible for people to plan their visit in advance. Some planning is essential with 130 varieties of street food on offer. Portions were generous; most of the time, which meant you couldn't really try more than one or two items unless you were in a group. And they don't pack. (Given the crowds they were dealing with, that would have been a logistical nightmare!)
We walked past the 'set dosa' stand, where a cook poured batter into fat spongy dosas. Past steaming bisebela baath from Karnataka. We watched a cook shape batter into thin, large circles, while another liberally sprinkled them with fistfuls of spice powder at the podi dosa stall. Further down there was a stall selling boiled eggs that was batter fried, sliced and topped with onions, peanuts and coriander. At the Kerala stall there was chicken being fried to a crisp.
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After much thought we settled on three desserts. A plump, steamy gulab jamun. The addictive Andhra putharekulu, with the texture of thin folded paper. Deliciously flaky puran poli straight off the tava, topped with a dollop of golden ghee. So good I sneaked one more poli into my handbag to eat on the way home.


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smoked pork shoulder with molasses barbecue sauce
As apartment-dwellers grilling with a tiny grill on the balcony of a building we knew from personal experience to be flammable, our adventures in charcoal were limited to things that could be cooked quickly so that coals could be extinguished immediately. Now that we have a little space, though, Brian and I have wanted to get serious with our new(ish) full-size grill and smoke some meat. Last weekend, we finally made it happen.
We picked up a pork shoulder and hickory chips at the farmer's market out in Nellysford, VA, and I really liked the idea of an all-day grill project, especially one that was going to smell awesome. In my mind, we'd all be hanging out outside around the grill wearing attractive flannel shirts and Bean boots, laughing and drinking scotch or something equally manly. (Wait––is my ideal fall party actually just camping?). Anyway, as our 96 year old neighbor has commented, every time we try to have a party outside, it rains. Undaunted, but with gloomy clouds threatening, Brian started up the grill in the morning and got the meat smoking.
Rain held off for most of the day, and by the time the downpour hit, the meat was ready. As he kept and eye on the fire, Brian taught the girls how to rake, helped them collect sticks, and they all played outside. All the while, the smell of hickory chips wafted through the house.
That evening, we had a few friends over and sat down to incredibly tender, flavorful pork on hamburger buns with molasses barbecue sauce and slaw, baked beans and salad. We drank beer and had this crisp for dessert, making for an excellent end to a nearly perfect fall day, rain and all.
Smoked Pork Shoulder with Molasses Barbecue Sauce
While making your own barbecue does take time, it doesn't require too much work. If you have the means (meaning a charcoal grill, a little space, and neighbors who don't mind some smoke), this is a good starter recipe. Once you have the basics down, experiment with flavors. The recipe yielded completely delicious hickory-infused pork. Because the approach is so simple, make sure you are starting with a great cut of meat.
for the pork
serves six
3 pounds pork shoulder
3 tablespoons sea salt
3 tablespoons paprika
1 tablespoon chili powder
A few twists of black pepper
3 cloves garlic, minced
2 tablespoons red chili paste
1 tablespoon white vinegar
1 tablespoon honey
plain old charcoal and about 4 pounds of hickory chips
disposable roasting/lasagna pan
Combine salt, paprika, chili powder, and pepper. Add garlic, chili paste, vinegar, and honey. Mix well.
Place pork shoulder in a disposable aluminum baking pan and spread the mixture over it.
Start your grill using a little less charcoal than you might for direct-grilling meat. After 30 minutes or so, when the grill is hot enough that you can't comfortably hold your hand a few inches above it for more than a few seconds, use long tongs to pile the coals up on one side. Add two handfuls of hickory chips (and be prepared––things are about to get smoky).
Pour a cup or so of water into the roasting pan with the pork and place it on the grill on the side that's not over the coals. Put the lid on the grill with the vents in the top open just a little.
Every 30 – 45 minutes, add water if there's none left in the roasting pan and a handful of hickory chips if you don't have enough smoke.
After 3 1/2 hours, check the temperature to see how you're doing. You're aiming to get to 190 degrees F, a temperature at which the meat will fall apart easily. Ours took about 4 1/2 hours total.
Meanwhile, make the barbecue sauce (recipe below).
When it's done on the grill, transfer the pork shoulder to a Dutch oven or other large pot along with 1/2 cup of water, cover, and set over low heat until you're ready to pull it apart with tongs and serve.
Serve your barbecue on toasted hamburger buns slathered in barbecue sauce and coleslaw.
for the molasses barbecue sauce (adapted from Williams Sonoma)
makes about 1 cup
1/2 cup vinegar (white or apple cider)
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 cup molasses
2 tablespoons ketchup
1 tablespoon dry mustard powder
1 tablespoon chili powder
1 teaspoon sea salt
1/2 teaspoon paprika
1/2 teaspoon fresh ground black pepper
In a medium-sized sauce pan, heat the vinegar over medium heat. Stir in the molasses and sugar, and all of the spices. Heat until mixture is bubbling, then turn heat down to a simmer (medium-low). Cook for about 20 minutes, stirring frequently, until the sauce has reduced and thickened.
Sauce will continue to thicken as it cools.
Serve immediately, or pour into a bottle or jar and refrigerate. This sauce should keep well for one week.
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I want to come to YOUR dinner parties!!! As soon as I saw that first picture, my mouth hit the floor – it looks sooo delicious. Rain shmain.
dude. that looks insane. I am very intimidated by smoking and grilling. but maybe I will try if I get to eat this!
i can smell it through my computer.
seriously, this looks incredible. i had to make a massive batch of gingerbread dough at work this morning and i was reminded how amazing molasses is.
i might even need to head to the store right now for pork shoulder.
I feel like this pork is singing to me! This is amazing! Btw – your cutting board is gorgeous!
This sounds pretty perfect to me – the food, the smoke, the smell. Everything is just right.
wow, just wow. Inspired to get my pork shoulder on!
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I'd like to plant them up against a back fence--they'd get mid-day sun (east-facing fence, and morning sun is blocked by sunlight), but I don't know what kind of trellising they need--can they just "grab" onto the fence itself? It's a 6' privacy fence with almost no space between slats, and the cross-beams are on the neighbors' side. Alternately, I do have a south-facing fence that will get much more shade, but has sometimes soggy feet (and might be harder to mulch in during the winter). My location is Broomfield, between Boulder and Denver. Okay, all you grape-gardening gurus, please help me with some pointers! (I did see the "dig deep and amend, amend, amend" info from the other grape-growing thread... ) THANK YOU! |
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Forgot to mention, it'll be going pretty much "in the yard" in the middle of the grass (well, up against the fence, but I'm not planning any "landscaping" around it, other than something to protect the main trunk for when hubby gets ambitious with the weedwhacker), and the watering habit will be the regular lawn sprinklers on their regular cycles. I'm about *this close* to finding a trellis that'll fit in a container, sticking the whole kit & caboodle in there, and hauling it into the garage for winter... wish me luck finding a container that's 1) big enough to successfully house two grapes--the idea is to eventually eat some, and 2) small enough to lug in for hibernation. Yeah, scratch that container idea. |
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Welcome to the addiction. Grate shooting by the way. That is impressive with it only being your 2nd time shooting and with a .357 mag. I know some people who have bin shooting there whole life and can't do that good at 10' with a .40
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Duane had some DMZ location on servers questions:
I have a customer considering a deployment of BladeSystem technology (c3000 + BL4xx blades) where they will require a private LAN infrastructure as well as DMZ for external connectivity. We're trying to get them to consider VC, but right now they are insisting on 6125XG and Brocade switches for interconnects.
I've seen some discussions in the past addressing the isolation concern of having the DMZ servers in the same enclosure as other non-DMZ servers. Anyone have any definitive pros/cons of putting the DMZ blade(s) in the same enclosure, vs deploying externally? Easy solution would be just to deploy the DMZ as DL380.
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I usually boil this down to 3 things.
1) VC is Layer 2 only so any routing will be done outside, where they likely want it.
2) With Network Access Groups in VC, we can make it so a DMZ Blade and a Prod Blade never have access to the same VLANs, whether those came in on a single SUS or Multiple SUS
3) With Private mode on, and proper use of PVLAN outside the enclosure, they can prevent even Blade to Blade communication on a per VLAN basis.
Storage side is easy. You just create 2 different sets of SAN Fabrics and they never share resources. Doesn't mean you can't put a DMZ Server on the wrong SAN Fabric accidentally, but going Brocade doesn't prevent accidents either.
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Input from Pedro:
In my opinion, for this kind of solution, the main advantage of VC over switch is that with 2 separate SUS on VC, it creates 2 completely isolated network segments.
With a switch implementation you will always need a common VLAN and Spanning tree instance that will connect both LAN segments (DMZ and Internal LAN). If DMZ is physically separated from the LAN, this can be a big issue not only in terms of security but also in terms of network topology and STP convergence.


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Tuesday, May 4, 2010
The Moffat County High School varsity baseball team will host a doubleheader at 4 and 6 p.m. today when the Battle Mountain Huskies visit the baseball complex at Craig Middle School, 915 Yampa Ave.
The Bulldogs (6-5 overall, 4-4 in the Western Slope League) are coming off a 9-3 victory April 27 against the Steamboat Springs Sailors.
The Huskies (3-13 overall, 2-10 in the WSL) were originally slated to play MCHS on May 1, but inclement weather forced cancellation.
Six games remain in the Bulldogs' regular season. The team is in fourth place in the WSL, behind Palisade, Delta and Eagle Valley, respectively.
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Democratic gubernatorial candidate Bill White stopped in Tyler on Monday.
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I'm making my first batch of cider this weekend. I'm using 5 gallons of unpasteurized and know that I need to add camden tablets 24 hours before brewing since i want to use brewer's yeast. My question is do I keep the cider refrigerated during this 24 hours with the Camden tablets or should it be left at room temperature. Thanks!
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Mexican artist and designer Eddie Aguirre reveals an iconic doll in a way society has never seen before. The Barbie doll has been popular for almost a century and has always been depicted as the perfect girl. Aguirre has changed all of this with his digital rendition. Barbie is seen for the very first time without makeup; this is slightly shocking, but is also a major reality check for all of the superficial beliefs society embraces.
Aguirre gives a look at what the iconic doll looks like au naturel; the change is fairly drastic as she looks much different with the freckles and age lines, bags under her eyes and even braces. Even though Barbie no longer looks perfect, she's still attractive, which should give a more realistic insight into what real women and natural beauty should be like.


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The swell of support for Klein follows a recent surge in awareness of bullying that has brought the issue from the classroom to the stage and screen to the White House. Bullying expert Stephen Birchak, a professor of counseling at Albany's College of Saint Rose, said the enormous flow of money for Klein is no surprise given the shame we feel as a society over the incident.
The stickier question is: How could the students be so cruel?
Birchak noted that the kids are growing up in a world of harsh political debates and reality TV shows in which berating people is part of the entertainment. Meanwhile, taking videos of people in humiliating situations and sharing the images has become all too normal among many adolescents, "Kids are growing up saying, 'OK, this is how you treat your fellow human being and it's OK to do those things,'" he said.
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made a batch last night for hamburger buns (had a friend for dinner) and warmed up a leftover to go with my wild rice soup... Oh MY! Not sure just why they are so good and so different from the run of the mill dinner roll or burger bun....but they are!! Have you made them yet???? |
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These are on my list of "must make" soon. Ann |
I've been making filled pretzels for decades like I described in the earlier thread you linked. I don't think we would enjoy them as a sandwich roll though - too much bread for the filling. If you make the rolls thinner to be more workable for us as sandwiches I think they'd lose something in texture becoming more tough than chewy. We sure like the filled pretzels though for lunch with a side of extra dipping sauce especially now with fresh toms. /tricia |
I flatten them down for burgers and make them long and skinny for brats......works very well....especially for brats...with all the kraut I like.! |
I've had several people tell me at the farmers market that a bakery in Cincinnati slices them and dries them in a slow oven. Like they do bagel chips. I may try that if I ever have any left over. Nancy |
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Did you realize that injury to your jaw joints can cause headache pain? If the tiny piece of cartilage in each jaw joint, or temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is damaged, the jaws may become misaligned. This misalignment may cause you to grind or clench or teeth, thus fatiguing your jaw muscles which is a common cause of headache pain.
Common symptoms of a temporomandibular disorders are:
There are several types of treatment of sleeping disorders. Our office, working in conjunction with the sleep medicine physician, often recommends more than one type of therapy. Some of the types of treatment are:
1. A change in the diet. For example, reducing caffeine and eating a well-balanced meal may help significantly to reduce sleep disorders 2. Improvement in sleep hygiene (proper methods to prepare for sleep) 3. Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP). This is the use of a small and quiet machine. The patient wears a small mask and this machine lightly forces air through a tube, through the mask and opens the airway so that normal sleep occurs and most importantly, sleep apnea is dramatically decreased or eliminated, which means that all those possible severe medical problems can be reduced as well. CPAP therapy has helped countless patients and is considered the gold standard of therapy for sleep apnea today. 4. Surgery. There are several types of surgery which may be recommended for obstructive sleep apnea. Unfortunately, these procedures are very painful and not generally successful long-term 5. Dental Appliances. These are intra-oral appliances used to gradually bring the lower jaw forward, along with the tongue, to maintain an open airway during sleep. These have proved to be the most effective type of treatment and are a really good option for those patients who either can't use or won't use the CPAP machine
Our office provides orthodontic therapy, which is the straightening or moving teeth to improve the appearance of the teeth and how they function to improve a patient's ability to comfortably chew. Orthodontic treatment may consist of using removable appliances, full or partial braces or even Invisible braces.
Although we may concentrate on providing orthodontic treatment for children, adults can also greatly benefit from the many available treatments for straightening and moving teeth.
Invisalign is the leader in clear bracket technology. We were early adopter of this system, and have many success with this. This technology is the 'treatment of choice' for over 90% of adults contemplating teeth straightening. The brackets are removed for eating and cleaning, and simply inserted following the meal. Each bracket is designed to be worn for 14 days, after which a new one with a minimal adjustment is inserted.
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More and more people realize the importance of properly spaced and aligned teeth. For this reason, 20% of Canadians have received or are presently receiving orthodontic care. Adolescents are more limited in their choices, as the clear removable brackets are most suitable for patients above 16 years of age.
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Dr. Boruah addresses each orthodontic case on its own merit. Hybrid treatment (involving a combination of straightening programs) is commonplace in our clinic, because we will never insist on one treatment program or another based on esthetics alone. Our goal is to allow the patient the straightest teeth possible, which frequently necessitates a combination of technology
Our office is proud to offer Surgical Implant services. We utilize several of the finer implant systems such as Euro. Not only do we perform the surgical procedures in our office, but we also place the appropriate restorations to give you a proper bite and an excellent smile.
Our office strives to be on the cutting edge of all aspects of cosmetic dentistry. We provide Whitening, and under our supervision and safe conditions, you will obtain the finest whitening of your. There are many over-the-counter whitening options available; however, only under supervision by a dentist can you be assured that your teeth and soft tissues will be treated in the safest manner.
We also offer Enamel Shaping in which we gently and painlessly remove parts of the tooth enamel to improve the appearance of the tooth. Enamel shaping may be used to correct a very small chip.
Smile Design. We also can provide you with a custom Smile Design, which means that we have many different types of treatment to do whatever it may take to make your smile as beautiful as possible. We often use a combination of tooth-colored restorations along with implants and all types of crowns and even orthodontic therapy to give you a gorgeous smile.
Your child's primary teeth will shed at various times throughout childhood, and their permanent teeth begin erupting at age 6 and continue until approx. age 21. Adults have 28 permanent teeth, or 32 including wisdom teeth.


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Headphones are available in a zillion styles, sizes, and price ranges. To help you cut through the clutter, we've assembled a list of top headphones by type and price.
The Bose SoundTrue On-Ear is a very comfortable everyday-use headphone that sounds good and collapses into a very compact carrying case.
Bose's first on-ear wireless headphone is compact, comfortable, and sounds excellent for a Bluetooth headphone.
If you're looking for a $150-$250 on-ear headphone, the well-built V-Moda XS should be on your short list.
Its list price of $300 is a bit high, but the the M2BT is well-designed, good sounding wireless headphone.
The $200 F1 doesn't feature the noise-cancelling NC1, but it does offer the same impressive sound quality in a comfortable on-ear design.
At $129.95, the SoundLink Color is Bose's least expensive portable Bluetooth speaker to date and the $249.95 SoundLink On-Ear is the first on-ear Bluetooth headphone from Bose.
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Facing Russia sanctions, Lithuania oks ritual slaughter
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Muslim women deserve better than sharia law
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Your fatwa does not apply here
Open Democracy, 25 September 2014
The Men with Many Wives, review: "deft and fascinating"
Telegraph, 25 September 2014
Crawley Council consults on possible new faith school
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Is religion to blame for war? – video
Channel 4, 25 September 2014
Former Vatican ambassador arrested for child sex abuse after diplomatic immunity withdrawn
Independent, 25 September 2014
Why is religion losing influence in America?
Christian Today, 25 September 2014
Opinion: ISIS appeals to a longing for the caliphate
Independent European Daily Express, 25 September 2014
Harry Potter gets a Christian makeover from woman who doesn't want her kids to 'become witches'
Metro, 25 September 2014
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Man hits back at Jewish gender-segregating posters in Stamford Hill with video campaign
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Chief Rabbi leads opposition to GCSE faith plans
Jewish News, 24 September 2014
Sex education should be fair to Catholics' ideals
Scotsman, 24 September 2014
Newton Heath Islamic Centre bus arson: Men held over attack
BBC, 24 September 2014
Northern Ireland gets health minister who opposes abortion for raped women
Guardian, 24 September 2014
The Men with Many Wives: the British Muslims who practise polygamy
Telegraph, 24 September 2014
Scientists claim shechita makes no difference to blood loss in slaughtered animals
Jewish Chronicle, 24 September 2014
Jehovah's Witness sues for £150,000 after church 'snubbed him over fraud claims'
London Evening Standard, 24 September 2014
UUP query on catholic schools mergers
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Turkey lifts headscarf ban in state high schools
AFP, 24 September 2014
Turkish parents say 'no' to religious schools
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Vatican puts former envoy under house arrest over sex abuse charges
Telegraph, 24 September 2014
Religious fundamentalism is dominating Brazil's presidential-elections
International Political Forum, 24 September 2014
Cape Town shuts South Africa's pro-gay mosque
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Demanding justice for women and children abused by Irish nuns
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LGBT Egyptians go into hiding as regime cracks down
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New York politicians criticise anti-Islam ads due to run on buses
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Government donation to Muslim Charities Forum denounced as "madness" by interfaith groups
Telegraph, 23 September 2014
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Test on halal meat destroys argument for ritual slaughter of animals
Times (£), 23 September 2014
Worship no Grayling images: Why a civilised society teaches about religion
Times Educational Supplement, 23 September 2014
Petition launched over claims Camden School for Girls told student not to wear a veil
Camden New Journal, 23 September 2014
Egypt 'gay marriage' video detainees to face trial Tuesday
AFP, 23 September 2014
Islamic State's call to kill westerners has terrorism experts divided
Guardian, 23 September 2014
America: Republicans show growing enthusiasm for tearing down the wall between church and state
Washington Post, 23 September 2014
America: avoiding old mistakes in the new game of Islamic politics
Washington Post, 23 September 2014
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Concern over government plan that may force Jewish schools to teach Islam
Jewish Chronicle, 22 September 2014
British government to make Muslim schools teach children about Christianity?
Christian Today, 22 September 2014
Church of England Bishop says 'urgent action' needed to tackle church decline
BBC, 22 September 2014
Call to build "new Scotland with Christian values at the heart"
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Northamptonshire Police and Crime Commissioner to launch new office for faith-based and community initiatives
Northampton Chronicle, 22 September 2014
Religion can be 'dangerous and lethal', warns Bishop of London
Independent, 22 September 2014
Young people's movement to tackle Islamic extremism in Wales is praised
South Wales Evening Post, 22 September 2014
Orthodox faith wanes as Jews quit middle ground
Times (£), 22 September 2014
Priests take to the streets as Spain drops anti-abortion plan
Times (£), 22 September 2014
Religious group forces Indonesia college to cancel gay seminar
Gay Star News, 22 September 2014
Pope Francis asks aides to make Catholic divorce easier
Telegraph, 22 September 2014